andrew, kyra, janice, join me now. good morning. what is striking and i think important is the way that you discuss affirmative action, the role it has had in your life, and you don't shy away from the fact that you have even said i may not have been at columbia law school but for this. here's why it is so important. can you speak to the decision, andrew? >> absolutely. you know, yesterday's decision was disappointing. when i first came to unc chapel hill i was one of 11% of the campus that was african american in a state of north carolina that was 22% african american. i grown up in the south my entire life, but it wasn't until being on campus at unc that i had witnessed my first confederate rally. it was in that context that this lawsuit was brought and it's why so many students of color like myself sought to intervene in the lawsuit so our perspective could be included in the record. >> kyrie, could you speak to your experience at berkeley? i read a little bit of what you told "the new york times" about being called the 1.9%, but

and in kyra, we crossed to your hand l. shaky. she is a professor of political science at cairo university. all right, across i propose that effect, that means you can jump it anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to assemble. i, in my introduction that i said that the centrally would be the mission of the brakes is now maybe not back then in 2001, when it was invented by goldman sachs was now this is a strategy for the global south to free itself from a western had germany, do you think that is a good synopsis of what we are, where we are right now with breaks? oh, certainly yes. i think um, this is one of the things that the multiply to has page b and the all for today and global solve a global uh, you know, uh all the, all the nations in the world basically and at it at 2 remarks on need to tear perhaps we need to make 2 remarks and one is that as the war broke out and you creating a to approach on the west, the are going to approach on the west. i should say basically pushed many of these countries to search for

he is an associate professor at the department of world studies at the university of to then and in kyra, we cross to your hand l. shaky. she is a professor of political cross. i propose that effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to assemble, i, in my introduction that i said that esentially what the, the mission of the brakes is now maybe not back then in 2001 when it was invented by goldman strategy for the global south to free itself from the western had germany, do you think that is a good sonata with bricks? and this is one of the things that i am the offer today at global solve a global uh you know, on the all the nations in the world. basically, and, and he did there, perhaps we need to make 2 remarks. and one is that you're creating um, an auto going top roach of the west. i should say. and basically pushed many of these countries to together in solidarity one way or do either because the western approach was something this or you are against us. and what about neutrality? you know, that all the menu of the countries in the world

[kyra] a mostly online movement, it's difficult to define the alt-right.'s no doubt fueled by white nationalists. it's a euphemism for anti-semites, racists, and bigots. [kyra] the trump campaign denied any involvement in the alt-right movement. most americans in august of 2016 had never heard of the alt-right. but hillary clinton gives this speech and explains who this group is and what it believes. this is not republicanism as we have known it. these are racist ideas, race-baiting ideas, anti-muslim, anti-immigrant, anti-women. [crowd] usa, usa! [nicole] the alt-right is absolutely a social movement. and they believed that there is something weak about an american commitment to broadly based civil rights, and ideas like equality and diversity. america was, until this past generation, a white country designed for ourselves. [van] it's not the alt-right, it's the white supremacist, white nationalist right. it's the dirty right. [sara] the far right has always been there... lurking in the background, planning and plotting. but as social media becomes more a

here is kyra and kevin doing the "footloose" tiktok challenge.s so not cool. who does a high five anymore [ laughter ] i mean -- >> jimmy: high five -- now you have to high five each other >> can we bring it back? i mean, i feel like, maybe, it should come back because it's so out that it should -- i don't know who does high fives who's under, like, 60? i'm a high fiver >> are you >> jimmy: yeah >> okay. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i mean, you could -- you could rock the high five we can do a high five. >> all right >> jimmy: do we do a high five and we bring it back >> okay, high -- high five, yeah but you know what? [ cheers and applause is this -- this is interesting, though, because i think the high five was supposed to be cooler than the low five like, i think that when you started, it was like -- >> jimmy: low flick. >> -- slap your hand and then everyone was like, "i'm going to show you something really cool. we're going up high. >> jimmy: "high. we're going real high. it made me laugh too at the end that you kept the high five in you

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kyra, is just brilliant. he set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink internet service. congratulations, young man. that is amazing 7.25. is the time. >> a california veterinarian is traveling throughout the state now to try and help care for homeless pets. >> doctor wayne stewart also known as the street that has been caring for animals for almost a decade now and from skid row to los angeles to oakland, doctor, stuart provides his care for his nonprofit project street that the advocacy group, pets of the homeless say that about 10% of homeless people nationwide have a pet. and doctor stewart believes that the number could actually be much higher. california is home to nearly a 3rd of the nation's homeless population. we're going to take a quick break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some san jose residents worried now cities taking. >> they fear the city is taking after san francisco's open drug use policy. we're going to hear what mayor matt mahan is doing prevent >> and jame

. >> reporter: at first you might think kyra and is just another 14-year-old coming to class on campusil you realize you ma be coming from one of his graduate-level college classes at santa clara university. gifted is understatement for him, who started college at the age of 11 and completed his bachelor's degree in three years. >> it came to a head in third grade when i think it became painfully obvious to myself, my parents and my teachers that third grade wasn't for me. >> reporter: college is already pretty challenging for most students in their late teens or early 20s, but kyron is somebod who never wanted to stop learning, even with a head star over everyone else. after the third grade he spent two years at a community college studying mathematics and then switched t computer science at scu. >> i have never had a young student before. >> reporter: for the university it presented its own challenge. figuring out how to teach someone who needed a parent to drop him off to school. >> i can learn a lot about how to deal with who has dysomehis >> reporter: and now this whiz kid will be

. >> well, kyra set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink satellite internetnd press. all right. let's take a live look outside at coit tower right now. as you can see, the clouds kind of moving in, leaving a lot of shadows over our city tonight. let's check in now with mabrisa rodriguez who was telling us about the cooler temps earlier. >> yeah, that cooldown is going to continue even through the 2nd half of the weekend. thanks to that june gloom, very thick and we're tracking that fog bank making its way back into the bay area after giving us just a few hours of sunshine earlier this afternoon. but radar we are going to track this thicker marine layer being more widespread. and with that, we are going to see a round of drizzle fest to start out our sunday morning, especially as we start out our pride parade. so 10, 30, we are going to notice that drizzle still hanging tight along the san francisco peninsula coastline, even into downtown san francisco as well. so just keep that in mind for those of you. attending pride events for the 2nd half of the weekend.

focus of students, people, young and old, will be on survival. nash chevy is a canadian just based in kyra. he gave us an update on developments. and so down i'm hearing are ready for the desktop, is mounting in the southern boat of cartoon. so towards the self i just received messages earlier today from, from actors and surface there that said about a total of 18 people have been killed in shows that were launched from candidates, but also from bombardment. which suggests that must have been from the military and the canons could have been from either side. and so we see, but the resumption of clashes is already spiking the desk. so within the capital, just moments after the cease fire concluded instantly ridge here's remembering. formerly to silvio berlusconi who has died at the age of 86 following months of illness. the millionaire i'm needing to talk to him was the country's longest southern prime minister. and he remained active in the public safe and after leaving office in disgrace and spock in control was the last year with comments interpreted as being supportive of russia. wednes

it's still very hard, kyra. and tony burke, who are they in the book? well, she is the estranged spouse of the former governor who is, as you said, was disgraced and is out of office living in a penthouse along central park west. and i'm not giving anything away to say in the very first pages of the book he's murdered and suspicion falls on her, a case that my protagonist, nora carlton, is not paying attention to because that's a local murder case that the d.a. is handling. she's got a mob case going where she's finally going to put away a really elusive mobster. but the story is about those two cases slamming together and taking nora and her investigator, writer partner benny doogan, on quite a journey. now, nora carlton, assistant u.s. attorney, early on in the book as well, the u.s. attorney is described as basically an idiot. is is that a typical attitude toward your higher level bosses in federal law enforcement? there are a lot of idiots in all leadership roles, but in the main, i worked for really good people, but i was trying to capture maybe so

european security order. recently with the americans tried to reach out to the russians to have talks and kyra, the russians was told that nothing happened. it's really, really a bad situation. peter, let's talk about the knock on effect of all this. i mean, when the rest of the world sees that these treaties are unraveling, what does it mean for global security going forward as well as i already says, it's a pretty disaster situation. there are basically many centers in the world now. pennsylvania used to have this formal 4 plus one that was china or iran, or russia north korea plus non state actors. now it's really the geo political situation. there are new arriving centers of power, like dorothy india pockets stop brazil. so basically the world is characterized by this tremendous dis, balance of power. this is the most critical situation, i would argue, since it wouldn't be sort of a crisis. and so ways of going to the center. so flower can act on their own militarily, politically. and of course in terms of production of o r s and local conflicts, you can see the turkey in russia. now turke

go ahead and kyra for i think a decision uh most of the menu executed ability as well as menu of uh we serve institutions like i in mass of water bag that could have the ability to hold those institutions and the sort of bill that is now what it said a lot, because they are more on the more of the size institution. they are not hoping a piece of the so has the no help from those institution that conditionality imposed by i am a half a world bank is very harmful for all the economists and in the south. and actually it doesn't give any help to a to, to austin, in the south of vice versa. and we are now suffering from the depth and troubles beds and the legal and the stability and legal stability actually, economically, i think overload solid. now looking forward to the future, to more problems, more justice and uh, we'll get you cannot make older. and that's a trace to introduce the future end of the product since the product, enough show. and the, i'm not talking about imposing is sort of jim mall, the developments or economic growth and the to speak to a specific view of the country an

to, to jump in. kyra. completely agree. yeah. one of the interesting, my love right now is this idea of online only friendship. right. so it seems to me, but when i was growing up, when i was a teenager, i turned through the beginning of social media to foster relationships that i already had. but now more and more, we're documenting these online only friends, which might be young people living in a different city. people we might never meet online. so enters, enters in our studies, for example, 3040 percent of early other lessons already told me i have a person, i have a friend of mine that i have never and will never meet in person. and we're trying to characterize these types of friendships as 1st of all burying rios for young people. mm hm. where of course it's very are and you beta. but of course, it's not those similar levels of closeness or trust, but a very important sources of shared interest, where young people can explore interest with people that they might not have locally. we think it might mean particularly importa

and you don't want to be a satellite you as a science sidekicks political analyst joining us live in kyra, always appreciate your commentary. thank you very much. i. the 4 people have been killed and another forwarded and an exchange of gunfire. and aaron is ready supplementing to westbank. this comes from an escalation environments between is riley and pal listing and forces in the region is really mandatory. it says a silence open fire the patrol station on a highway new the settlement of eli. and one of the, one of them was reportedly killed, sar, is ready authorities, the cavities, searching for a 2nd suspect. we spoke with a representative here of in his riley volunteer medical center. that's all idea of, of responding understanding political issues. it's not relevant. a government came out and killed 8 people in full blood and that's something which, which is always true. our volunteers are 1st responders from all backgrounds and all nationalities here. and israel response. the incident treated the injured, perform cpr and some of those who were unfortunately made are pronounced tha

and georgie bar center who says that most go fully supports agents. membership that points out that kyra's interested alternative current. se trade makes it a perfect addition to the block. i did just apply to join the briggs group because one of the initiatives that breakfast conklin engaged in is the maximum transfer. i've tried to alternative kansas, whether it be national or the creation of some kind of joint cancer. egypt is very interested in it, which is an emerging law cause some of the world's largest economies, including china, india, russia, and brazil. egypt is one of a number of countries sticking to join the coalition and role. now jerry and origin see now have applied for membership. also the re via the united arab emirates took you and by a really simple, so expressed an interest. the 15 is a break, some it is set to take place in south africa, this summer executive director of the arab center, full research on studies. honey solomon says the bricks is a step towards the multi polar world economy. for many reasons. uh which uh make, is it some parts or anything? cuz this is

go ahead and kyra, and i think this isn't the most menu it's, it could have the ability to, as well as menu of we serve institutions like ion math of the water bag that could have the ability to hold those institutions. and the sort of bill that is now what it said a lot, because they are more on the more the size institution. they are not hoping a piece of the show has the know, have it from those institution that conditionality imposed by all you may have a world bank is very hard for, for all the economists and in the south. and actually it doesn't give any help to the tool to austin in the south via the we are now suffering from the depth and troubles beds and the legal and the stability and legal stability actually, economically, i think all over the south now looking forward to the future to more problems, more justice and the economic older, and that's the traits interest use of the future and of the product since the product, enough ship and the i'm not talking about imposing is sort of just more of the developments or economic growth and the to speak to a specific view of the

gray mission and developed important integration and economic cooperation programs such as the petra kyra b. last to ensure to steady supply fuel and the revenues from it which went to fund territorial development projects, particularly those related to food production, which allowed meant that countries to achieve great is over and take. and a short time alba show that you can achieve better results with integration. if you show solidarity robin the selfishness talbot has also been under attack for that alongside cuba. venezuela played a huge role in the development of the lines, of course, the role of fidel and chavez, who promoted the creation of al, but in every way was instrumental. but found his way there showed incredible altruism and allocated launch results is to fund those initiatives from the country . also, it came on the sanctions and economic pressure from the united states government. at one point, we even had to slow down the projects we wanted to implement on to see like an album, but many governments in latin america and the caribbean, all waiting to be resilient and shy

last month 's two teenage boys, harvey evans and kyra sutherland, were killed on the electric bike ineing followed by a police van. their deaths but a riot in the area. jan —— greater manchester police have notified the inner man of a spot police, to will want a formal police investigation today. nick garnett, bbc news, salford. the east coast is experiencing the worst air quality in years as intense wildfires in canada continue to rage. we know that us president joe biden spoke to canadian prime minister justin trudeau on thursday, and that the us has deployed more than 600 firefighters to help battle the blazes. but, in the meantime, nearly 100 million people across north america have been affected by hazardous air. this was the scene in washington, dc — you can see the capitol building there, barely visible through the smog. and this is downtown philadelphia. people have been advised to stay indoors and to avoid any strenuous outdoor activities. let's hear from some local residents. iam very i am very concerned about it. i am really worried and i wonder how much longer this is goin

then goes back and tries to kyra, do sky dos responds by throwing the flowers he was delivering at him. and that is when the guy pulls out a gun shoot sky dos and takes off spokesperson for the korea town. oakland organization says this kind of violence has to stop. >> it brings me to tears. the think like i saw this man like on his job within 10 seconds, he was dead. and that's the thing we have to realize. that could be any one of us going about our day going on our job and then just stepping on a toll brett brushing the someone or i don't know. >> create oakland has 60 cameras set up there in neighborhood to try to help police solve crimes deter crimes. opd and crime stoppers are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest. in this case. we'll keep you posted, pam. ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you the city of hayward has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to intervene and protect foster children and alameda counties, transitional centr. >> city leaders say the children at that sent are frequently go missing and are knowingly being exposed to and

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ed and kyra first lady joe biden of egypt's president and discussed u.s.ts in the area. this stop is a part of her middle east tour which seeks to highlight youth education and the empowerment of women. that is a look at some stories from around the globe. what was once a tropical storm arlene has now weakened even more but that according to the national hurricane center remains of arlene is headed for cuba and southern florida will get some rain and thunderstorms from the system. fox weathers and brandy campbell reports. >> it is now out in the gulf headed for cuba. let's take a look at miami where the facts of forecast centers have moisture from his tropical depression could provide extra fuel to our rainy season storms over the weekend or parts of florida still under a flood watch with a chance storms this afternoon. at this time leaders in miami and florida are asking people to prepare for the season one factor to consider are the newest commerce to have not had storm in the u.s. census bureau reported florida as tenacious fasting growing state. miami

well, kyra, is set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink satellite internetvice. there's a familiar face. that's kyla grogan. one of our meteorologists here at kron 4. she had the honor of emceeing opening ceremonies at this year's northern california special olympic summer games today around 850 athletes from dozens of weekend-long competition and a number of events including swimming tennis and bochy ball and one local university is actually offering up some special programming for the athletes. here, santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to 7. >> and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings and end up with our big dance. you have a dj. we'll be over shaw stadium. athletes dance for a couple hours. have a great >> definitely looks like a good time. special olympics organizers launching a new awareness campaign to coincide with the weekend's big event where they redefine what makes these games. so special. it's called do something special. coming up, san francisco getting ready for its big pride celebratio

. >> kyra set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink satellite internet service. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast now we're taking a live look from our mount tam cam once again. zoomed in looking at downtown san francisco. and what would be the top of the buildings if it wasn't for the fog kind of consuming everything. there. rodriguez joining us now with a look at the forecast recent are certainly noticing a lot of color out there right now in celebration of our pride weekend forecast in the bay area. let's take a live look outside. >> san francisco international airport and we're certainly noticing that june gloom hanging overhead of sfo. those of you looking to get away for your 4th of july weekend outlook and ahead of it, we are going to track temperatures gradually warming up right before the 4th of july. so radar dry, clear conditions. fortunately, no severe thunderstorms in the forecast in the foreseeable future. but we do have sierra snow melt. that continues to be a concern with flood warnings and flood advisories remaining in effect in the co

. >> brian: that's all i ask we're going to put that in your kyra next time you're on.:00 to noon great guests from geraldo to shannon bream, don't forget one nation on saturday, you have tim kennedy, byron donalds and so much more and don't forget fox and friends tomorrow amongst our great guests general keen justin more and reilly green. see you. >> sean: brian thank you sir. have a great show tomorrow and don't be late because you worked late. >> brian: do you have a live audience? >> sean: why he. >> brian: you have a lot of fans in attendance. >> sean: i do. we will be watching in the morning brian thank you. welcome to hannity back with our live audience, the only normal people in new york today. anyway, on the show tonight, barack obama actually scolding senator tim scott, a new chapter we have in the desantis gavin newsom,

. >> coming up next, i will join kyra over at the big wall over there.we can talk about the 3 at 3 of the stories we. definitely want to talk about today. but first, kron 4 is now available and a lot more places starting right now. you can watch the bay area's local news station on youtube tv, all of our broadcasts are now live on the streaming service to make sure you catch us on youtube, tv and tell your friends. the 3, 3 is next. >> all right. well, welcome back. it is friday. we like to have a little fun on fridays. are going here with our 3 for 3? you ready to do this? let's do it. all right. we're starting off. this is so cute. this player. okay. okay. let me explain this correctly because kids got game. you kind of thought there. so we start with a little puppy love here. this is a dodgers game. one of the players hands the game ball to the kid kid leans in and double checked with mom first before handing the ball to a very pretty lady next to well, you kind of a back. he's like, no, no, you have it, sweetheart. yeah, he's like you've got to curl.

basically, kyra, stride actually comes in.s going die and inching closer to close in on that lead. a couple batters later, 2 on for patrick bailey. he grounds it. down the 3rd base line envoy. will he trapped the blake sabol ends up over running it. >> now he has to go back and we'll he's tagged out a bone-headed in the giants rally. there is ultimately did cost him the giants fall 5 to 2. and here's what manager gabe kepler had to say about that play after the game. >> second base. hard with this. had put his head down around second base, looks up and sees longo on the grass, right. also hears. >> the crowd getting really loud news, making the assumption that the down the left-field line and his brain, he's thinking about scoring is very, very aggressive base runner. has been the entire season for us. we can make those type of base running happens often. it's really going to hurt us. also think it's unfair to give wake of the benefit. the doubt here, call it a very aggressive perhaps over aggressive base running mistake. make

we've got kyra jones with some important tips on dogs and how to keep them safe. >> summer time i hereat do you like it or not? temperatures are expected to soar. and if you want to take your furry friend outside on a hot day for a little fun, here's what you need to know. can teen is definitely one of them. this is how they call themselves down. and so when it becomes excessive and that the high rate can saying they're probably very hot. the important thing is to if you are outside with your dog number one, they need to be supervised in the you cannot just let them go out on their. and miller says keeping your pet in a shaded area is hopeful. >> another important tip is to make sure your pup is hydrated. pets can get extremely dehydrated fast in this kind of weather. so if you're going to go out for an extended period of time with your companion animal, really take some water with you. there are so many cool devices out there for water containers collapsible ones. there's all kinds you can just hook onto your short. you know, if your belt loop, if you do suspect that your pet is showi

so i want to say it's kind it's blue skies, but a little hazy out there as well, kyra. yeah, i think that's the angle. the camera, though, but it is pretty blue out there. gorgeous. i wanted to start with. of course, we're all talking about the west coast. heat snapped that. we're about to roll into now. tomorrow is when our heat advisory kicks in. but just notice the entire west coast is dealing with this. and by the way, these are fire warnings, as you can see up in parts of washington state and oregon and over in colorado. thankfully, we don't have any of that. but it is just a reminder that we're heading into the season where things are going to get drier and hotter. so central part of the state, they are under an excessive heat warning. we're going to be under an advisory starting tomorrow for heat at 11:00am going through sunday evening and looks like the inner east. they will be our hottest spot. but that is not to say that we won't have heat elsewhere. now want to start with tomorrow when that heat advisory kicks in. these are the highs for tomorrow. so antioch,

basically, kyra, stride actually comes in.ing die and inching closer to close in on that lead. a couple batters later, 2 on for patrick bailey. he grounds it. down the 3rd base line envoy. will he trapped the blake sabol ends up over running it. >> now he has to go back and we'll he's tagged out a bone-headed in the giants rally there in ultimately did cost him the giants fall 5 to 2. and here's what manager gabe kepler had to say about that play after the game. >> second base. hard with this. had put his head down around second base, looks up and sees longo on the grass, right. also hears the crowd getting really loud news, making the assumption that the down the left-field line and his brain, he's thinking about scoring is very, very aggressive base runner. has been the entire season for us. we can make those type of base running happens often. it's really going to hurt us. also think it's unfair to give wake of the benefit. the doubt here, call it a very aggressive perhaps over aggressive base running mistake but not make t